MBP Intelligence

Carney is a market-based progressive, but what does this actually mean for our PM and defacto Chief Economist? Key Points: * Technology is a fundamental enabler of future prosperity and future public service delivery.  * Business experience and reorganization of the public service are critical elements of the macroeconomic agenda. * Attracting investment

The Budget, the Message and What Comes Next Listen on Apple, Spotify and Amazon Music. MBP Intelligence Roundtable: The Budget, the Message and What Comes Next In this episode of MBP Intelligence Briefing, Ben Woodfinden, Tyler Meredith, Ken Boessenkool and Shannon Phillips discuss: * The “teaser budget” and how Prime Minister

France plays an important role in Europe, and Europe is a natural place for Canada to turn. But French instability may change Europe, and Canada needs to prepare for this possibility. Key Points:  * France is grappling with a significant fiscal and political crisis that has resulted in a worsening fiscal

The new timing of the budget might seem unimportant, but it will change public administration, implementation, budget deliverables and fiscal projections in significant ways. Key points: * Shifting the budget timeline could lead to improved public administration by allowing more time for pre-development work, potentially aligning supply cycles and program implementation.

The government has a geopolitical vision for the Arctic that goes beyond questions around economic development. Expect the Arctic to get more focus than ever before. Key Points:  * The inclusion Arctic Economic and Security Corridor as a future major project under consideration is less about domestic or economic considerations, and

The Fight for Canada's Auto Sector and Our Industrial Future Listen on Apple, Spotify and Amazon Music. In this episode Ben Woodfinden and Shannon Phillips talk with National President of UNIFOR Lana Payne and discuss: * Stellantis, subsidies and Trump Pressure 03:02:18 * Government Tools and Leverage 05:

Carney was undoubtedly shaped by his time as Governor of the Bank of England, and we’ve already seen evidence that Carneynomics borrows from his UK experience. To get ahead of any potential changes, it’s worth asking, “What does the UK do?” Key Points:  * Mark Carney’s UK experience

Poilievre is looking to keep his advantage and control of the housing narrative by updating his diagnosis of the problem to reflect the “next Liberal housing crisis.”  Key Points: * Housing is a key concern for Poilievre’s new coalition. His path to the PMO involves keeping this coalition together, and